sardog1
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Who goes around (without a compass), comes around
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Good article, I came to their conclusion about half wait thru it, but then again the easiest way is to take the compass.
I did send it on to my son who's a Boy Scout leader and about to take a group out most for the first time.
thanks for posting it
sweeper
I did send it on to my son who's a Boy Scout leader and about to take a group out most for the first time.
thanks for posting it
sweeper
erugs
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Used to think I had a good sense of direction. Then came last weekend in Vermont and I was all twisted around. Thankful for my group's good sense, glad I kept my mouth shut or I'd have been pretty embarrassed. 
DougPaul
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The Science News version: "How to walk in circles without really trying", http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/46608 (The NYT article requires registration, this one does not.)
Link to the original report: http://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(09)01479-1 (summary free, the full report requires a fee).
Doug
Link to the original report: http://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(09)01479-1 (summary free, the full report requires a fee).
Doug
gaiagirl
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Without a detailed map and directions, this happens to me even when the sun is out! I enjoy teaching kids how to use a map and compass and I am very successful with this, but on my own, I can't find my way to my car coming out of the grocery store. Seriously. I am the most directionally-challenged person ever.
I enjoy teaching kids how to use a map and compass and I am very successful with this, but on my own, I can't find my way to my car coming out of the grocery store. Seriously. I am the most directionally-challenged person ever.
